Dialogue

1 Charm|    philosophy. There is a common spirit in the writings of Plato,
2 Charm|   intrude on him the feeling and spirit of the Jewish or Christian
3 Charm| accidents of time and place, the spirit of Greek philosophy. There
4 Charm|          of Darius, which show a spirit very different from that
5 Charm|         of Socrates; and, in the spirit of Socrates and of Greek
6 Charm|     Socrates talks in the kindly spirit of an elder. His childlike
7 Charm|     secret and entering into the spirit of Socrates, he enjoys the
8 Charm|          and asks, almost in the spirit of Aristotle, how can there
9 Charm|    define in words. In a similar spirit we might say to a young